Retirement residences in Paris, Ontario come with a complete spectrum of care options. Families looking for senior care can get help ranging from assisted living to long term care. Independent living suites and active lifestyle communities in the area appeal to those who want to give up some of the mundane tasks related to home ownership.
Check out retirement living in Paris, from communities listed below.
For families and seniors searching for care in the Paris area, there are a wide variety of options on the care continuum.
Independent living retirement suites and apartments in Paris offer the best of community living while removing many of the mundane tasks of regular home ownership, including housekeeping and cooking.
Assisted living suites in a care home offer residents care help with activities of daily living (ADLs) that are sometimes embarrassing to admit that they need help with. Help with these ADLs makes the rest of the day easier, and helps seniors retain a great level of independence and dignity.
For those who require care for a senior with Alzheimer's Disease, Paris has a number of retirement residences with memory care facilities. Memory care facilities are improving all the time to meet the needs and challenges that arise with helping those who are in the middle to later stages of the disease. Some Paris care homes are designed specifically for those who have progressive dementias that include memory loss and other related problems.
The Paris area also offers homes with long term care, for those who require round-the-clock nursing and supervision.
Who wants to move into a retirement home?
Don't knock it 'til you've tried it! Many people have outdated ideas about "moving into an old folks' home." Not all retirement homes are alike, and many Paris retirement communities offer all the best that life has to give. Sometimes, people go into a care home to just check it out or to take a respite care stay and they are surprised at what they find, and surprised by what they can afford.
As one Paris area retirement home manager has told Comfort Life, people choose on their own to move into a retirement home, for a variety of reasons. "We might have a couple where one spouse requires long term care, while the other is still very much independent and capable. However, that person may not like traveling all the time or may be tired of planning meals every day. In other cases, we have people move in here for the social aspect. It's much easier for them here than it is living at home alone. They just open the door and there's someone to talk to, and almost always something going on in the community."
Read retirement home testimonials to see how much other seniors have come to love life in their retirement home. Before you choose any community in this are read reviews of Paris area retirement homes.
Paris is an ideal small town to retire in, in quiescence and peace, surrounded by things you are familiar with.
Finding the right care
There are a number of factors you should look for as you are searching for the best retirement care for yourself or a loved one. Begin with our retirement home checklist, for sure. You also want to ensure that the residence is licensed by the provincial Retirement Home Regulatory Authority. In additions, if the home is a member with the Ontario Residential Care Association (ORCA) this can be a further sign of diligence. Homes listed here at Comfort Life offer exceptional care, and are trusted by Comfort Life.
